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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
THURSDAY, JUNE, ., 1887,
AT 3 o'oCLocK p. ".

First. with the FRAMETENHNENT. contain
ing three rooms. No. $40 north Eighteenth. be
tween Broad and Marshall streets, fronting
10 i0-i2xs:k fset on the west side Of Eighteenth
street. -
Second. FRAME TENEMENT with four
rooms and small shop attached. No. 322 north
Eigl teenih, betwceD Broad and Marshall
sirce's, fronting y l0-l2xS2jl feet On the west
side q hift:eenih street
Third. NEW BRICK STORE, with cellar and
dwelling above, No. 32j north Seventeenth,
between Broad and Marshall streets, fronting
- lie feet on the east side 81 Seventeenth
street and running tack 100 feet 10 a l3-tOot /
ley This Is q wel-built mOdern-style brick
building, In good order, having been completed
within the last few years.
Fourth. BRICK.AND-FRAME STORE. with
dwelling above, No. 823 north seventeenth
street, adjoining the above property on tho
south, fronting q ll-l2xl00 feet deep 10 a -
foot alley. and now used as a barber-shop.
Fifth. FRAME DWELLING with three rooms,
Nc. 3l7 north Seventeenth. between Broad aud
Marshall streets, fronting 10 9-l2XlOJ feot 20 an
alley.
sixth. SEVERAL LOTS. fronting together 1872
feet on an area (or court between Broai and
Narshnll and seventeenth ami Eighteenth
streets. with SIX FRAME TENEaENTs there
on. containing from two 10 three rooms each,
which are nearly now. and which will be sOll
az a whole or sub-divided, as may be deemed
test on day Ct sale.
on FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1857.
at5K O'Clock p. NJ. VIII sell the PROPERTY
situated AT the southwest corner Of Main and
Morris streets, fronting b. feet on the south
side OF Main street and running back good
deprn, with FRAME STORE and DWELLING
thereon.
Also, LOT IN rear OF the above property.
fronting 30 feet more or less on the west line
Of Morris between Main and Cary streets and
running hack - feet more or less, wilh.a
SMALL FRAME DWELLING thereon.
All # the above property Is now rented and
occrl led by gcod tenants and Is yielding good
rental.
A plat OF the property may be seen at the
OfilCo If the auctiOneers or upon the ground
On day a. ,ale.
TERMS: One third OF the purchase money in
cash. and the residue In two equal nstalments
al six and twelve months. with interest ADDED
from day Of sale; the purchaser TO give negO-
tiablo notes for the deferred payments. aud
The title 10 be retained until all the purchase
mCucy is paid and deed ordered 10y the
Court WILLIAM IL. BhNfkDGB,
Trustee, Receiver, and Special Commls-
EiOner
SUTTON & CO.. Auctionecrs.
ENFCF9 AND hIS. " SMITH AND AIS. AND
SCHNIDLArP LWE-OAK DisTlLLERY COMPANY
vs.. SMITH AND AIS.
certify that tho bond required Of the special
comm issioner IN the foregoing suit has been
duly given. 81. =. PLEAS ANTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
FRIDAY. JUNE lSs.


UCTION SALE OF A BEAS a.
the request Of the owner will sell, "iN-
premises, ON
TUESDAY, JUNE 7. ~ -
the wet side Of First street. begSeel az
Canal streets aud running hack 10 1,, a. 81
The tine has now cVme shea vel 10
conyepiently located must b. uhf.e,, -.
meet the demands Of business neo, M sosg
not AFFORD 10 loso the limo neSess~i -, !, ~
10 and nom the distant West bud; 49,. a.
neigh borhood la the city In shiyh - -,
ia greater demand. ali eseryeop ~ .ges5
TO make q sensible lasesImen' s-'
this GALE. c,TLIN
iksss' very npc'" Aaes.Ssssh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
by Rawlings 4 Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. II north Tenth street.
A UCTION SAFE OF SEVEN DE.

A UCTION SALE OF SEVEN De-
4 "A SIRABLE BUILDING LOTS on Laurel.
AND BEVERLEY STREETS, IMMEDIATELY
on THE SrhEET.C CAR LINE-At the request
Of the owner we will sell by auction on
TUESDAY, JUNE Z, 1887,
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the aboye-described truly
valuable BUILDING LOTS-yiz: First Five
Lots Of 20 feet each on the east side OF laurel
street, commencing al the corner Of Beverley
street, running tack 100 feet to an alley 10 feet
wide. Second, Two Lots on the north side OF
Beverly street between Pine and laurel streets.
fronting In feet each. and running back -
feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide, aud having a %.
foot alley on the east These lots are immedi-
ately on the streetcer line Just built 10 Holly
wood, ana are daily increasing IN value. Come
10 Tie sale and buy a bargain.
Terms; Easy, aud announced at sale.
RAWLINGS l. ROSE.
Ie5 Aucti0neors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
BY Apperson & Co,
Real Estate Auctioueers. SC,

A UCTION SALE OF FRA f
"A STORE ei0 SOUTH SECOND BETWEEN
ANAL AND BYRD STREETs.-wiub e sold
on the premises on
THURSDAY, JUNE O. 1851.
az O'Clock r. NJ, the apove-described PRO
ithIf-a good grocery stand, &c.--wisb sta
tie, &c. Lot S5xlS0 feet.
AfpERsoN 3 CO.,
lea AuctoneegA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
By Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents.
6 north Eleventh street.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THE
- PRETTIEST LOTS on WEST HARyGE
STREET BETWEEN CARTER AND TEN
TUESDAY, JUNE :, lsS7,
at ~ o'clock p. ", on tho premises, we will
scll IhEEE BEAU fiFUL LOIS, each fronting
33El5O feet 10 a l5-fOot alley on the north side
Of HarNie between Carter and Temple streets.
commencing - feet from the northeast corner
Of said llaryie and Carter streets. Those lots
IRE well fenced and now in cultivation, which
add much 10 their value.
PROP erty in the immediate neighborhOod ha
been recently bought up by capitalists. who
propose 10 make large sums on the new rail
roads which are now in construction in this
ueiRhboThOod. and as these lots are Just in be-
tween The proposed new lines should enhance
In value al once.
THE Terms will be 10 suit any purchaser, and
announced on day Of sale.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
1e5 AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
by James b. Elan.
Real Estate Agent ami Auctioaeer,
Ill3 Main street.
1.-TWO NEAT AND DESIRABLE ID

TWO NEAT AND DESIRABLE De
Il TbCHED FRAME DWELLINGS on TUE
EAST SIDE OF TWENTY SEVENTH STREET
BETWEEN ) AND I STREETS, FOR SALE
BY AUCTl0N.-i shall sell by auction, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1887,
nj GU O'Clock p. NJ, TWO ATTRACTIVE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLINGS located as above.
one Il which Is new, both in good order, with
lots fronting together about 52xl40 feet, Occu-
pied by good tenants, In good renting lOcsli-
~. nesr the street-raiway, and such property
as is now IN good demand for neat aud com
Portable small homes and good paying invest
ment
1EErs: Easy, and a bargain TO be had.
JAMES h. ELAN,
le Aucti0neer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

by yirrue 81 certain decree IT he Unltod
States Circuit Court for tho Eastern district Of
Virginia. entered on tho 18th day OF Way. 1857, In
the suit Of BlnfOrd aud others %. Smith and
otherf, and Schmidlapp Liyo-Oak Distilery
Company ~. Smith &c, !, "a special commits
sioner appointed thereby. shall proceed 70 cell
at publ auction. upon the premises. and IN the
following order. the property described az
above. commencing on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
By George II. POindeXtor.
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
NO. 1900 Main street.


ONliON DALI VI MaO IN EN- :,
n TOOLS FIXTURES. AND PATTERNS,
TIE COMPLETE EQUIPMENT or II. r..
FDMOND'S Fol NDBY AND MACHINE-SHOPS
o. NINETEENTH STREET BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS By re-
quest 81 the owner. who il disseminating bust
ness. viii sell ty auction, on the premises
above, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE :, 1887,
coumencing at Il o'clock \. NJ. the aboye-de-
SERTED MACHINERY, consisting IN part Of
80-HORSE POWER RETURN TUBULAR
BOILER: 13x29 STATIONARY ENGINE liked
cut-cM; ENGINE LATHE, swing Is inches by
- feet.
Two ENGINE LATIIES. swing 30 inches by
l0Il feet: l2 LATHES. different sizes.
Three HON PLANlNG-AACHINES. one l.
feet long: COMPOUND PLANER; / SLOT
TlNG-MACHINE; / BORING-Mll.L, swings :
feet; DklLL-PRESSES, large and small: /
EOLT-CUITER; 2CRANES and 2CUPOLAS,
&C., sc.
SHAtTINGS. PULLEYS, HANGERS. BELT
ISG, TOO 5 for smith-shOps, &c.-in fact
fully-cquippcd mHchne-shOp or foundry for
the manufacture OF stationary and portable
engines. tobAcco-nxtures, saw-mills, grist-
mil,s, &c, &c.
At any time before the day will treat for the
sale CT the above "a a whole and the lease anu
sale OF the real estate.
1ERGs: All sums under so cash IN excess
Of that amount notes at four months, interest
added, and city endorser.
GEORGE II. POINDEXTER.
Real Esta. Agent and Broker.
L. b. COOK, AuctiOneer.
my lJ-eoitds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
LIME, rEMENr. PLASTER. &c.

> 00o ARE l. s FRESH
A,Opc RoCKLAND LINE daily expect
vessel
e,e0Ol barrels FRESH HOFFMAN RosEy-
DALE CEMENT per schooner q. w. Anderson.
Full sstook OF Nova Scotia LAND PLASTER,
ANCHOR LIME, FRIEDRICH. &c.
WARNER MOORE,
foot Seventeenth street, south side dock.
nv "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

The Clover Club, of Philadelphia, for
The second time in its existence, has
been obliged 70 succumb to a speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

Old newspapers for sale at the Die
patch office. Price twenty-five cents
per hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
BY Quarles & McCuniy
Real Estate Broker.

TRUSTEES SALE OF pE,.hi
i BILE, wELL-LOCATED M'iNN',...,rt..,
PROPERTY tON SOUTH >lDt Dr. n.,,,
FIRST AND FOUSHEE STREET,, W. tH
PROVEMENTS THEREON.-ln exc.
certain deed OF trust bearing dat ~ ....
1, 1855. % the undersigned As trustee 81.
recorded In the Richmond Chamei' 80.
Deed. Book ls9C, page rs, ooins tet 49,,
20 DO by the holder " the note secifr p.
default having been made Ia ~ Jay ~.
the same, will oder for sale, apo 81"
misses, on
FRIDAY. JUNE 10, ~"
ats o clock p NJ, the aboYe-meniit lel
PERTY, which has front Of Z. pc. -.
inches and runs back li2 feet le ~,
ments consist OF a small brick bUli'Ls ri,
although not much, the reUt of WI. 49," 49,
long ways 20 keep down taxes 81 -.,..s
should PARTY purchasing no, desir 49,
Immediately. THIS property ICING 80.
on one OF our principal streets, u h yes -.
business and other advantages, 'A''+-
mand the attention q investors. 80 $40
TERMS: Cash as 10 cost AMI eAlSh.s,, 80
and suficiency 10 pay OF a note oi 800
interest from 81 Of November, ~ 800.
as announced ~ sale. IL may pe -
liberal terms will DO given az sale, ,yte>.
- Ir.sec
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
AufTIoN sALEs-pusnr. DAYS.
BY Sutton q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer..
1Ie8 Main street
COM MIssIONERs AUCTION

NOM MISSIONER'S AUCTION
SALE OF
SEVERAL PIECES OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE,
SITUATED on WEST MAIN. CORNER NOR.
RIs STREET,
ON MORRIS BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS.
AND ON
SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH BIZ.
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

NORTH SEVENTH STREET PRO
~ PEkTY.-By request Of the owner a nou-
residenu We win sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE 9. 1885,.
at O'Clock p NJ. that MOST DESIRABLE
BRICK DWELLING No. 405 north Seventh
street For convenience, superior workman
ship. aud nicely If finish. this house stands
without rival Come 10 the sale. critically
examine the property, aud you will be- con-
WINGED Of the fact.
TFRYs: One third in cash; the balance AZ
one aud two years, o per cent aided and Sc
cured by q deed of trust; o. all cash II the
purchaser 20 desires.
CHEWING & ROSE,
lea AuctiOneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
by Quarles x McCurdy,
and
John Z. Goddin,
Teal Estate Agents aud AuctiODe.

and
John Z. Goddin,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneors.
tVRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRA-
I ELE EAsT-END LIBBY-UlLL PARK
DWELLINGS AND BUILDING SITES AT
AICIION.-As surviving trustee in n deed Of
trust executed 10y II. W. Tyler and wife 10 w.
GcdGn and John T. GOdiin, trustees, bearing
GATE February 70. $50, duly recorded in Rim
WOnd thancery Court, Dced-BoOk llj c, page
-, default having been made 10 payment II
tie debt secured thereby, and being required
so % 90 by the beneficiary, shall sell, at pGb-
lie auction, Oh tic promises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE 0. 1887,
q. o'clock p. ~, the following
IROPEKTY-viz.:
j. TIatYALUABLETWO STORY ANDBASE-
MENT STOCk-BRICK FRONT DWELLING
no. aCOl east Main street Libby Hid, contain
ing eleven rooms. hath, range, &C., stable aud
carriage house. Lot p feet inch by ~ feet.
.. BRICK DWELLING No 1903, a1loining.
similar to aboye-bath, stable, *. LOT 21xl7i
fCer.
3. VACANT LOT adjoining above OF the
west at the corner Of Man and Warehouse
streets 3 feet inches by IA feet more or less.
4. VACANT LOI fronting % feet on south
side Of Main between Thirtiath and lhiity-arst
streets and running back about Us feet. VIII
be subdivided 4 desired.
3 That DESIRABLE TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING No. 30l5 east Main street.. con-
tanning about six rooms. Lot p feet 8 inches
by lC0 feet more OF less.
6. 1WO-STORY FRAME DWELLING No.
30l1 east Main street, containing nine rooms,
water. gas. sc. Lot 35x159 feet
:. VACANT LOT, adjoining above on the
east. fronting about - feet on s0nth side OF
Main street and running back 80 feet.
This PROPERTY being so near 20 LIBBY aud
ChimhCraZO parks and having such beautiful
views Of the river and surrounding country
would make desirable homes OF pay well as in
Yestmcnts.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash rs to
$500 with interest from the 18Th Of February,
1857, ana expenses OF sale. by consent ! am
authorized TO announce tie terms viii be one
third cash. balance in Six and twelve months,
for negotiable notes, interest aide Z, se'urci Dy
deed Of trust. JOHN 4. GODDlN,
ie Surviving Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
ACTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
- = 49, ~CCICrTJ 00I-c-rrCc-0J0o-N
BY Quarlcs & McCurdy
and
Sampson & Adams0D,
Real Estate Brokers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY
1 LARGE NUMBER OF
BUILDING LOTS.
SITUATED IN MARKS ADDITION TO THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER,
FRONTING on
SUMMERS, JACKSON. BIDDLE, ALLEN,
MAURY, LEE. MARX.
MORGAN, AND OTHER STREETS,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
In execution Of two certain deeds Of trust
FROM CheriFe W. Purcell-thc fret 90 ". l.. Co
WArdin, trustee, bearing date on the 3Jth day
q May, 1874, aud recorded in Chesterfield
County Court. Deadlock 81, page is3; the Sc
cCnd 10 James II. DOQey aud Philip 4. Purcell,
trustees, rearing date % March, lsS2, end re-
corded IN aforesaid Oflce-'he Undersigned,
icing required so 10 do by the holders OF tue
obligations secured by the aforesaid deeds. de-
fault having been made in the payment OF the
same, and by consent OF all parties in interest,
will ofer fer sale, upon the premises at pap
.lic auction, On
WEDNES DAY, JUNE ljrH,
beginning AZ O'clock If fair: 30 not, on tle
next fair day. the said PROPERTY. which has
m aggregate frontage Of nearly 600 loot.
The LOTS ere laid oH between parallel lines
aud run back 10 good depth tayeeagi9g about
$50 feeD 10 alleys.
IL Is rarely hat sIcn large r'araE' OF
rrcperiv h offered az once 30 nc1t Ia. city,.
ana parties seeking investments wish good f.
lures will do Veii rot % mics the sale. Ba--
gains can he hat, rs al parties Interested az
determined 10 sell In Ctucr 10 wind ~ ga es-
,6te.
plats Of the properly can bc seen NJ the
Office Of the aucti0ueors either IN Rchm0n1 Or
Manchester. who Will take pleasure IN showing
the property az any time.
TERMS 10y consent: one third cash: The
residue ~ six and twelve months; the pIr-
chaser 20 give negotiable notes. with g per
cent. interest added. aud secure the same by
trust-dced on the property, or cash al the op-
tion Of the purchaser.
should the sale not be concluded on the Cay
mentioned The trustees viii contioue the fJi
lowing day il they deem Il advisable
". /. COWAkDIN,
Trustee under first deed;
JAMES II. DOOLtG,
PHILIP I. PURCELL.
Trustees under second deed.
QUARLEs McCCRDY, Richmond, SAMSON &
ApAMsOs. Manchester. AuctiOueers. ie
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J. g. EIsy. .,.,,,,.ors
y. ". BoNE,i "a %

HARDWOOD PLANrfsF. lGAS-r Lt.f.
AS. uEFENpANrS-lN rHE tUAf.
o. THR CITY OF ICnGONp.
|, BENJAMIN Il. Berry. cl.rk F .a.i
certify that the tOnl required .
commissioners b. me dc'rne ia So.
May n. IsN1. hns seen duly gy"
Given uHdCr my hand tAi. -ttrf
Isl. BENJAMIN b. l.....
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ArCrsoS sALEs-gasu,. n.
=, <frf ~ q = -, - ''sfss
BY Frank D. nm 4 Co.. >>>,>
Real Estate Auc,lone,-,
a.tr

tOMMlSSIONEBY SALE M
" LAKGEku1BKR Of CHEAP pr.,,
LOIS on TENTH, ELEVENTH 10. itDiNg
IHlHI EkN1H, AND FOUKTEVyppa5 lflH
LEigh MD " sJfLbfs, iYMPBiifv, ,AND
rUsIih Ihk GhhlN ELEVATOR An - W.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO silops' ~ ~ VAR
POT, AT AUCTION. "'D Dk
ci'izoDs Bank Of Eiehmondl Inrae c,.s,-...
p. T. johnson and others. J ofRi,ln5,sssa ~
BY virtue q decrce In tho ssoy,..
tered May -. -, the uodrr..,oei, 80. ~, -
the PREMISE. on ''''' "a
THURSDAY. JCxg .. ~.
Mt ~ O'Clock =. b.. no renal,so, ., ......
ESTATE belonging 90 the rsfq,.l, o. "LAL
NJ. X johnson and ihc la's Philip q. ie,,.,,.ss
SEVEN lots 'front.' : % fstno.
sociicn Of foIricen.h street anI q. ,I,.. '-''.
ming from Marshall -trrof. am u.r ,,.,. .''-
by William Mayo, ~ Dc 1nlieI .,,o La. .''i
plat This property b. immeIiafe.s Ii. ~
Lancastorian school-houso. if
between Clay and Lcgh stropn. 'A
OxIS2 fftI on c,-, go 1hIr.f.r.r t...
Clay and Leigh street.
s5xs6i0I2 rEEi 40 s3p'aeat Gonna. ....
and Thirteenth $500. Ri.n fHtlft. max,
thTeOn.
I9Ouo0 FEET a. no .eea.i co-..-. .......
ana LGigh sfrCglA
N0Glt2 fttI on rG.f ..le0f rr,. OIL. .
N and y streets
3Dxi2 fEEf on the a.tf -.l. .I ....
tween Lcigh aui 81 'is
giOxl32 PIT OIL t.. ea.t .ll... t...
between " AMI $50.
gCxi33 fEEl oa s,t -ilc of o.. ,...
tween aud sfr-.'r
5i0xC2 FEEi ou Tenth between % ..t,
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
By Chewing X X
NORTH. SEVENTH.STRF PRO

By NueWnInE 4 NOsc,
Real Estate Agents, Auctionecrs, aud Brokers,
No. ) north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

H. pursuance D. - .t.r.s iu f.r r.....
cause, entered ca flD 3l.t laY,f Naf. .....
upccrsigrr'i RI. ... nIu.-.. .a-..
public Gucr.;. org '.o l...ul-e-. ..
Ibj i-'. i.IrS. .. I>.-
~ & O'Clock D.. e.. ''n s.. -....u ...
kk>lbkNtE $780, +l ...f '...'i. -.r..
the north -ice . |n.-..| -..... t.tt.
Ninth and Ien,h .f.,'-. f.. Dwelling
most substantial -......-, sr4
ranged structure Cf fl.-n -tu.... rN..
basement. cou.ai ing about rif.e. r..
and having IA" .ai CONVEX ..I.f- .I.
fronts 3 feet a-u cAtcn.- hi.A uIf..I f.-.
lei Lines l53 Zee. o. au a.'ey Do f0HU.. '..
wide. and has thereon large uil sI..t .. '
cnniagc- house.
The ccutrai AMI very Giminaa.' ..
this property ,ltgf it especially t'.
and all part.c- wishing go purcLar.
for residence or investment gl.l dO SOL. -......
This sale.
TERHs: One q. r.! cash; the ros,t .. ... ..I
instHlmcu's NJ SIX aud twelve moab.
q aser 10 give Negotiable notD- o.. '.. ..-
red payments. with Interest aide. '-r
day II sale. 90 Ecep the property ,.
by policy assigned % the comu'-...r... ...
the title o. be retained Until tte r.-
money b. fully PAD and convey r..
uy the Court GfOkri D. ..H
r. n. NrtII..
Special C,mu ...r.
y L 49, Auclioucers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

E:NFCYo AND SIS. ". SMITH AND AIS. AND
sCHSuDLArP LIVE-OAK DisIlLLEaY COMPANY
rs. SMITH AND AIS
certify that the bond required Of the special
Cmuiss.oner IN the foregoing SUR has been
duly given. 81. T. PLEA" ANTS.
fc3 Clerk Of United states Circuit Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

4 oOMmIoSlONEIiS SALE M
" LARGE NUMBER OY cugip ,,.,Df \
LOIS ON TENTH, ELEYESTU ~. it,DlNg
IHlRI EtN1H. AND FOrRTEVvTpss ~,
LEIGH AND N SJkEErg. IYWPUiif AND
POsIfE THK GkAfN KlgYAToE a " ~ %.
CHksAPEAKE AND ONO slIops 80, NtAR
POT, AT AUCTION. "'D D.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-04-22
FOREIGN.

TrE king of Italy has knighted the
sculptor Ezekiel for merit in art.
A TRIBUNAL at Odessa sentenced Liuten-
ant Goreff to eight years hard labor in
the mines of Siberia for distributing
revolutionary circulars.
The German government after expert
men.s by the war Office paid S25o,o0o for
an invention for steering balloons.
BODY of Afghan troops recently at
tackled force of Ghilzai rebels at night,
killing two hundred of them.
LONDON csbiegram reports the burn
ing of the salvation army headquarters
in that city.
A SERVANT discharged by Count An
drassy, of Hungary, administered arsenic
to large number of his horses, five of
which died.
A PARrs csblegram announces the
death of Paul Dsllez, proprietor of LIE
Moniteur, in his fifty.ninth wear.
A SETTLEMENT of the Afghan question
has been effected by Russia and Great
Britain, the former receiving that branch
of the Oxus new held by the Afghaus.
ApAMs journal asserts that England
has reduced the Haytian indemnity to
$1eo. 200, and has assured France that 1t
has no intention of making sn attack.
Consequently the French fleet has been
ordered back.
In accordance with the report of Car
iinal Gibbons, the congregation of the
sacred college at Rome has dscided to
recognize the Knights of Labor.
MB. PARNELL and other Irish lead srs
are endeavoring to form at Dublin a wool
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WASHINGTON.

THOUSANDS of Washington children
rolled Easter eggs in the white house
grounds, Monday, in accordance with an
ancient custom, and shook hands with the
president.
IT is stated by the Atlanta Constitution
that President Cleveland has promised to
attend the Piedmont exposition in that
city next October.
CONTRACT for furnishing steel gun
forgings and armor plates to the amount
of S4,512, 938 was awarded by Secretary
Whitney to the Bethlehem Iron company,
Of Pennsylvania.
The friends of C0lonels Carr, Grier-
son, and Bracket, of the regular army,
are endeavoring to secure their promo
tion to the place made vacant by the re-
tirement of General Wilcox.
A. Il. LAwToN, of Georgia, has been
appointed minister to Austria, and N. W.
Mcconnell of Tennessee, chief justice of
Montana. General o. B. Wilcox has been
placed on the retired list.
: CHIEF JUSTICE DAVID X. CARTIER, of
the supreme court of the District of Col
umbia, died in Washington Saturday at
the age of "a years. He has been chief
justice since 1868.
The constant recurrence of attacks of
rheumatic gout cause much aLxlety to
ex-Speaker Randall's frieRds. SiEce the
adjournment of Congress he has again
been laid up with that malady, but it is
now said ne will be able to be out again
III day or two.
The postmaster general and the super
intesdent of the railway mail service have
left Washington on a tour of inspection.
They will enquire into the feasibility of
establishing at Chicago, st. Louis and
Atlanta depots for the distribution of
postal cards and stamped envelopes.
The president has made the following
appointments: Alexander K. Lawton,
of Georgia, to be envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary to Austria
Hungary; Newman w. Mcconnell, of
Tannessee, to be chief justice of the su-
preme court of Montana Territory; and
George S. Peters, of Ohio, to be attorney
of the United States for the Territory of
Utah.
THR following general order has been
issued by the war department: by direc-
tion of the secretary of the military
post situated on the north shore of Occur
d'Alene, /. T., now called Fort Occur
d'Alene, will hereafter be known and
designated as Fort Sherman, in honor
of General William Tecumseh Sherman,
U. S. A. (retired), by whom the site was
selected.
The assertion is made at some of the
executive departments that the remark
able falling off in the number of personal
applicants for appointments now notice
able is largely due to the passage of the
interstate commerce bill. An official of
the interior department remarked to-
day: The withdrawal of railroad passes
has pretty effectively stepped the coming
of delegations and individuals urging ap-
pointmerts. Before the interstate law
went into stfect there was not a day pass
ed that We did not have delegations and
individuals here for one purpose or an
other. But now,since free passes hav e
been cancelled, we do not have many such
callers"